Kaka promises more goals

Real Madrid's Brazilian stalwart Kaka believes he is yet to show his best form since his €68.5-million move from Milan after scoring for the first time in three months in his side's 3-0 home win over Espanyol on Saturday.

Kaka, 27, was a prolific scorer with Milan but has found goals hard to come by since joining Real in the summer with the goal against Espanyol only his fourth league strike of the season and his first since he netted in the 3-2 derby win over Atletico Madrid back on November 7.

"I am feeling better and better and you can see that on the pitch," said Kaka. "First of all I had the groin injury that stopped me playing like I wanted to but now I am better and feeling good.

"It is always important to score and, besides helping the team, it gives you confidence."

Cristiano Ronaldo completed his two-match suspension against Espanyol and Kaka said that while Ronaldo is an important part of the side, Madrid were far from a one-man team.

"Cristiano is a key player but the team can't depend on one player," added the Brazilian.